Wiesbaden, August 26, 2013 – Unspoilt
white sand beaches and turquoise water, colourful schools of fish, Mayan
temples and lush tropical forests – in the coming winter season 2013/14,
Norwegian Cruise Line’s modern fleet stands ready to take guests to the prime
Caribbean attractions and more. Departing from Miami ,
Tampa , New Orleans ,
New York and Boston ,
the cruises that range from 2 to 15 nights, offer guests the chance to combine
the hustle and bustle of a big city with relaxed island-hopping in the Caribbean . And Norwegian Cruise Line’s own Freestyle
Cruising® contributes
to this relaxed experience, thanks for example to Freestyle Dining with no
fixed dining times or pre-assigned seating. A varied activity programme on
board with sports, spa and world-class entertainment as well as a huge range of
shore excursions ensure that every guest can enjoy a holiday according to his
or her preferences.
Among the line’s nine ships sailing the Caribbean is the brand
new Norwegian Getaway which will start her inaugural season on February 8, 2014
and offer 7-night cruises from Miami to the Eastern Caribbean year-round. Being developed as “Miami’s
ship”, Norwegian Getaway will feature ground-breaking entertainment, among
others with the first GRAMMY®Experience at sea, The Illusionarium,
an all-new dining and entertainment experience and the musical Legally Blonde,
along with 26 dining choices, an Aqua Park with five thrilling water slides and
a variety of flexible accommodation choices ranging from Studios specially
designed for solo travellers, to balcony and family staterooms and opulent
suites in The Haven, the ultimate in luxury.
Other options include the line’s biggest ship to date, Norwegian
Epic, which sets sail from Miami for 7-night
cruises to the Eastern and Western Caribbean
from November 2013 to April 2014. Longer cruises from Miami
on board Norwegian Sun to the Southern Caribbean are also available along with
repositioning cruises between Tampa and Boston New York include 7-night
Bahamas & Florida sailings on board Norwegian Breakaway, which premiered
this year, as well as Norwegian Gem along with 12-night Southern Caribbean and
9-night Eastern Caribbean cruises.
And to make the Caribbean experience even more rewarding, the
cruise line launches its new Caribbean Bonus Week, which offers guests booking
between August 28 and September 3, 2013 a Caribbean cruise of the 2013/14 season
of 7 nights or longer on board Norwegian Breakaway, Norwegian Epic, Norwegian
Sun and Norwegian Gem or one of Norwegian Getaway’s Caribbean cruises on-board
credits of up to U.S. $200 per stateroom. The on-board credit varies according
to the stateroom category booked. Guests choosing a Studio, an inside or an
oceanview stateroom receive U.S. $50 per stateroom, a balcony stateroom is
eligible for U.S. $75 per stateroom, a Mini Suite yields U.S. $100 per
stateroom and Suite guests enjoy U.S. $200 per stateroom. The on-board credit
can be used toward any purchase on board, be it an open-air dinner on The
Waterfront in celebrity chef Geoffrey Zakarian’s Ocean Blue or an exciting sail
and snorkel excursion on a Caribbean island.
More information on Norwegian’s 
